Sentence examples for unspecific that from inspiring English sources

valid physical pathname host n. any of a string, a list of strings, or the symbol :unspecific, that is recognized by the implementation as the name of a host.

It was a desire so intense and unspecific that it seems utterly focused now.

The actual text of the deal is so aspirational, and unspecific, that no 2020 Democrat has backed away from it.

His solution was to create songs "so unspecific that I'm not actually going to use words that have specific meanings".

There have long been suggestions, however unspecific, that he may have been the victim of foul play.

The committee pointed out there had been a strategic shift in the FCO's approach – focusing on international systems, human rights for a stable world and the rule of law – but that was so unspecific that it was impossible to see how the government would be held accountable.

This data further reinforces the hypothesis that this type of DHPs exerts its novel TGFβ inhibitory mode of action through binding a distinct target and that unspecific activities that would derive from intrinsic properties of the ligands (e.g., lipophilicity) play a negligible role.

On this basis, we are able to separate the differential contributions that bear physiological information about the system, from the unspecific contributions that unravel gaps in the metabolic reconstruction.

The lack of a training effect might be explained by the use of an unspecific task (that is nevertheless representative of "real-life" training situations) and/or by insufficient duration/intensity to induce long-lasting changes.

Unfortunately, muscular weakness is a very unspecific symptom that often does not allow conclusions to be drawn about the origin of the paresis.

Similarly, various independent associations of HLA-A and HLA-C regions have been described, with unspecific evidence that remains to be confirmed [51, 52].